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As far as we know this is the ONLY unit in NZ. :)
AOC have partnered up with us to giveaway one of the most stunning monitors I have set my eyes on. This monitor is a collaboration between our best selling monitor brand, AOC, and a German Design Agency, F. A. Porsche.
Check out the mighty PDS271. 27" IPS Panel with a 4ms response time.
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AOC is making it even easier for gamers to level up their gaming experience!
AGON is AOC's high end gaming branch of their already comprehensive monitor line up. All 6 of these powerful and fast monitors include at least 144hz refresh rate, one even pushing 240hz! This means these monitors are ready to deliver 144 frames per second to your hungry eyes. - As long as your GPU was up to the challenge…
Give yourself a a visual advantage over your opponents by seeing more frame updates than your opponents standard 60hz monitor.
Trust me when I say, once you go high frame rate, you will never want to go back again.
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Thanks to the team at AOC we have two G2460PF to give away this month!
This super fast monitor skimps nothing to deliver one of the fastest gaming experiences we have ever laid our eyes on. A 1ms Response Pixel Time from grey to grey (average is 5ms) and a 144hz Refresh Rate pumping out an astonishing 144 frames per second (standard is 60hz).
Can your PC keep up? :)
The combination of the two creates something truly amazing… So much more true to life than the movement and action you will see in your standard 5ms 60hz monitor or TV. Something you will only really have respect for once you have witnessed it in person.
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As a gamer, the demands we put on our graphics card can be among the highest and if you're running Nvidia in your gaming PC special monitors can really help take some of the load off by enabling you to turn off that V-Sync – by enabling G-Sync!
G-SYNC fixes screen tearing usually seen when running at frame rates higher than our standard monitors were made to withstand and works by matching up your monitor refresh rate to the output from Nvidia GTX graphics card, it has been available now for just a little over a year and the technology has matured to the point where it's pretty close to perfect :) Praised worldwide for the high-quality performance boosts it can offer, with smooth frame rates and incredibly low ghosting while gaming.
Things are looking better every day with more excellent monitors (and now a G-Sync laptop!) supporting this technology as well. With the latest curved monitor just released we've got pretty much every resolution and size we could want covered, check out the latest range!
24" AOC 144hz G-Sync Gaming Monitor has 1920×1080 covered in everything from first-person shooters to high-speed racing games, you’ll never miss out on the action with 1 ms response time for blur-free images.
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We've talked about multiple monitor setups in the past, and how great they are for extending your desktop, allowing easier multitasking, and just making your overall computer setup look great.
But what should you look for when creating your monitor masterpiece? We've got a few points for you to consider and keep in mind when you're shopping for the elements necessary for your monitor masterpiece.
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We love to talk about how awesome our monitors are for all their different benefits and purposes, and it looks like we're not the only ones!
Our 24" AOC 144Hz Gaming Monitor was just reviewed by the folks at Tom's Hardware and it looks like they were pretty impressed, since they gave it the Smart Buy award!
With absolutely astonishing results in both the Response Time Test (5ms) and Input Lag Test (16ms), this monitor took out both fields with top scores, described as something that “deserves to be on every gamers' short list”.
We absolutely agree (but we would, wouldn't we?) so swing by our AOC Store and grab yours today!
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If you are running Nvidia Graphics in your rig you might have heard a hum around the internet about G-Sync and the improvements it offers PC Gamers.
In case you haven’t heard of it, G-Sync is a monitor module that synchronises the monitor with the Graphics Card. This means two things: you won’t have to use V-Sync, so your framerate won’t be regularly dropping below the standard, and it’ll eliminate screen-tearing because frames won’t be drawn faster than they can be displayed.
We wanted to know more and see it for ourselves so we've got our hands on the first amazing G-Sync Monitor from Art of Colours – the difference remarkable, certainly the smoothest gameplay we've ever enjoyed!
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We've begun testing gameplay at a 4K resolution and we started the tests off with our latest Gorilla Rig design, The Razorback
Essentials…
Running at standard settings in 4K was excellent and certainly well above what we expected, achieving a benchmark score of 8352, our test on maximum settings yeilded an incredible 3833!
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Those amazing chaps at Art of Colours have hooked us up again!
While stocks last you can grab yourself an awesome ÄOC Ultra Slim Monitor for ONLY $199.99!!
The I2367Fh monitor is an ultra slim 23" monitor at only 12mm thick and the display's ultra-narrow bezel measures just 2mm, for a near borderless appearance that is ideally suited for use in dual monitor or multiple monitor setups.
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5720 × 1080 can be a challenge even for the best of us! Sure you can tweak your settings and get 3 different monitors to work with Nvidia Surround but this is about doing it the easy way – a sizzling hot deal so you can have 3 identical monitors!
AOC have really hooked us up! Today only (and strictly while stocks last) you can grab the insanely good 23 inch AOC Ultra Slim Monitor for just $199.99!!!
It's important to note that currently with thin bezel or even frameless monitors the screen still doesn't go right to the edge, so your still going to have a black bit there but as this is where the screens concave in around you and Nvidia Surround can even account for this gap in its settings :)